French troops deployed to Abeche amid Chad Libyan clashes
Paris and Ndjamena report France sending 150 paratroops with three Puma helicopters to Abeche as Libyan-backed rebels siege Chad's north and government forces withdraw to a new line. Col. Bernard Messana says troops will self defend and defend others if attacked. More French reinforcements under consideration.
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Alan Cowell
Times
Saniic_ NDJAMENA
Chad
Abeche
Muammar Khadafy
Libya
Goukouni Oueddei
Hissen Habre
Goukouni
Habre
United States
France
Bernard Messana
Ndjamena
Messana
Cameroon
Paris
Charles Herru
Soumalia Mahamat
Faya-Largeau
Salal
Soumalia
Kennedy filmed personal death scene before Dallas murder
President Kennedy shot a Newport home movie of his death two months prior, guided by his own script and camera man Robert Knudsen. The scene shows Kennedy collapsing after a chest clutch on the Honey Fitz dock with Jacqueline Kennedy and others nearby, details cited in Ralph G. Martins book.
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Kennedy
New York
Dallas
White House
Robert L. Knudsen
Newport
R.I
President Kennedy
Hammersmith Farm
Hugh D. Auchincloss
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
Countess Crespi
Jacqueline Kennedy
Paul Burgess
Red Fay
Navy
Fay
Associated Press
Real threat to teeth and curb on behavior
Inside Gum disease outlines the real threat to teeth, its causes, and prevention strategies. A report emphasizes how early habits influence oral health and offers guidance for parents on maintaining dental hygiene and preventing decay.
Today’s Chuckle Delighting Coined Puns on Walking Paradox
A humorous line notes the puzzling idea that people seem to be walking to reduce or reduced to walking, playing on language and motion. The quip reflects a light tongue in cheek view of daily routines and identity.
Reagan backs bilingual programs for Hispanic students
Reagan endorsed effective bilingual programs for Hispanic schoolchildren and pledged aid to low income border communities. White House officials gave few details and no new funds were announced, though two weeks into his presidency he had eyed cutting bilingual funding and previously sought to scrap language teaching regulations.
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Gazette Wire Services
EL Paso
Texas
Reagan
White House
G.I. Forum
EPA plan aims to cut Tacoma arsenic emissions in half
The Environmental Protection Agency says the William Ruckelshaus building spews over 310 tons of arsenic into Tacoma air annually, covering a 124 mile wide circle. The agency’s plan would reduce emissions almost by half yet still risks one extra lung cancer death per year, prompting calls for tougher action.
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Eleanor Randolph
Los Angeles Times Service
Acoma
Wash
Seattle
Tacoma
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
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